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YRT/Viva) Ridership Statistics for September 2012 Transportation and Community Planning Department MEMORANDUM TO: Transportation Services Committee FROM: Kathleen Llewellyn-Thomas, Commissioner of Transportation and Community Planning DATE: October 31, 2012 RE: September 2012 York Region Transit/Viva Ridership Statistics This memorandum provides an overview of the monthly York Region Transit/Viva (YRT/Viva) ridership statistics for September 2012. YRT/Viva revenue ridership in September reached 2.01 million, representing an increase of approximately 2,070 revenue riders, or 0.1 per cent more, compared with September 2011. This is the highest September ridership since amalgamation in 2001. On Sunday September 2, 2012, YRT/Viva implemented schedule adjustments throughout the system to reflect actual travel times, and improve service reliability. School specials and school deviations were also reinstated for the academic year. Table 1 below shows the revenue ridership by contractor for September 2012 compared with September 2011. Table 1 – Revenue Ridership in September 2012 vs September 2011 by Contractors Division September 2011 September 2012 Percentage Change (Revenue Ridership) (Revenue Ridership) (’12 vs ’11) Miller Transit 395,903 366,049 -7.5% TOK Transit 122,096 134,410 10.1% Veolia Southwest 549,305 586,241 6.7% TTC 238,793 266,610 11.6% GO Route 69 4,456 0 -100.0% York BRT (Viva) 698,324 657,639 -5.8% Revenue Ridership 2,008,877 2,010,949 0.1% Note: As of July 1, 2012, Community bus routes were reassigned As of September 2, 2012, GO Route 69 – Sutton was discontinued, Route 50 – Queensway assumed service between Newmarket and Pefferlaw Employment The national unemployment rate rose 0.1 per cent to 7.4 per cent [1] in September 2012 compared to September 2011. At a local level, York Region is located within the Employment Insurance Economic Region of Toronto which recorded an unemployment rate of 8.5 per cent; an increase of 0.4 per cent from September 2011 [2]. Gas Prices Gas prices in September 2012 averaged $1.30 per litre [3], including Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). In September 2011, gas prices were lower at $1.25 per litre [4], including HST. Figure 1 below illustrates historical gas prices between January 2009 and September 2012. Figure 1 – Monthly Average Gas Prices 2009-2012 Monthly Average Gas Price (January 2009 - September 2012) 2009 2010 2011 2012 1.40 1.30 1.20 1.10 1.00 Cost ($/L) Cost 0.90 0.80 0.70 y h y ly r r ar c er u Ju gust be be r April Ma June u m o Mar A te ct January p O Feb e S November Decemb Month Mobility Plus In September 2012, Mobility Plus carried approximately 2,300 additional passengers, an increase of 8.6 per cent over September 2011. This increase is primarily attributed to the warmer and dryer weather and an increase in mid day trips taken by our customers. During September 2012, Mobility Plus is operating approximately 120 additional trips per day. In addition to the monthly ridership statistics, attached is the Quarterly Performance Report. Kathleen Llewellyn-Thomas, P.Eng. Commissioner of Transportation Services Notes: [1] October 5, 2012. Latest Release from the Labour Force Survey. Statistics Canada. Retrieved from http://www.statcan.gc.ca/subjects-sujets/labour- travail/lfs-epa/lfs-epa-eng.htm. Retrieved date: October 12, 2012. [2] EI Economic Region of Toronto – Unemployment Rates for the EI Economic Regions . Human Resources and Skills Development Canada. Retrieved from http://srv129.services.gc.ca/rbin/eng/rates.aspx?id=2012#data. Retrieved date: October 12, 2012. [3] Fuel Price Data. (2012). Ministry of Energy. Retrieved from http://www.energy.gov.on.ca/en/fuel-prices/fuel-price-data/?fuel=reg&yr=2012. Retrieved date October 12, 2012. [4] Fuel Price Data. (2011). Ministry of Energy. Retrieved from http://www.energy.gov.on.ca/en/fuel-prices/fuel-price-data-historical/?fuel=rg&yr=2011. Retrieved date October 12, 2012. e-docs #4452338 2012 Fare Increase ($3.50) Viva 2006 Fare Increase 2007 Fare Increase 2008 Fare Increase 2009 Fare Increase Orange / Green ($2.50) ($2.75) ($3.00) ($3.25) Oct 2005 Viva - Blue/Purple Zone Fares enforced 2 Hour Transfer Policy Sept 2005 Economic York University Service Downturn Implemented September 2010 2004 Fare Increase ($2.25) Viva Pink Jan 2006 Take Over GO Yonge/ Bayview Strike Aug 2003 - York BRT Viva Blue A - First Group York University Strike - Miller Transit Regular Implemented Nov 08—Jan 2009 Oct 2011 — Feb 2012 Service June 2010 Resumes Viva Strike Sept 2008 - Oct 2008 Year End Population Population Growth from Previous Year Fuel Prices (cents) Unemployment (National Rate) Note: All population figures are year-end: Source: York Region Planning Department based on Statistics Canada and CMHC Housing Completion data Quarterly fuel price source: Minister of Energy (http://www.mei.gov.on.ca/en/energy/oilandgas/?page=fuel-prices) Unemployment Rates : (http://www.statscan.gc.ca/subjects-sujets/labour-travail/lfs-epa/lfs-epa-eng.htm) YORK REGION TRANSIT / VIVA - MONTHLY RIDERSHIP SUMMARY Sep-12 19 weekdays, 5 Saturdays, 6 Sunday/Holidays SEPTEMBER 2012 Sep-11 21 weekdays, 4 Saturdays, 5 Sunday/Holidays rev. 12oct2012 2011 [3] TOTAL BOARDINGS (MONTH) TOTAL BOARDINGS (YEAR TO DATE) 2012 [3] YRT Avg Wkdy Avg Sat Avg Sn/Hol Percentage Percentage Avg Wkdy Avg Sat Avg Sn/Hol Route # Route Name Boardings Boardings Boardings 2011 2012 ('12 vs '11) 2011 2012 ('12 vs '11) Boardings Boardings Boardings Notes 1 [1] Highway 7 2,027 667 465 44,911 47,273 5.3% 352,340 400,474 13.7% 2,126 809 431 General corridor growth; Viva purple ridership migration to Route 1 due to temporary detour via High Tech Road 2 [1] Milliken 2,114 767 565 47,898 41,605 -13.1% 439,054 393,949 -10.3% 1,822 855 392 Ridership decline: strike impact 2A 14th Ave 922 0 0 17,635 16,597 -5.9% 155,348 127,580 -17.9% 870 0 0 Decreased employment travel 3 [1] Thornhill - York U. 1,918 463 352 41,208 41,238 0.1% 321,806 422,961 31.4% 1,983 438 173 Stable ridership 8 Kennedy Rd 1,550 518 529 35,518 35,412 -0.3% 293,064 300,126 2.4% 1,458 850 541 Stable ridership 9 [1] Ninth Line 193 0 0 3,708 5,623 51.6% 32,426 31,050 -4.2% 293 0 0 Route restructured July 1, 2012; Ridership migration from Route 15 15 Stouffville Local 116 0 0 2,246 0 n/a 17,475 13,840 -20.8% 0 0 0 Route discontinued July 1, 2012; Ridership migration to Route 9 18 Bur Oak 960 123 0 18,954 16,297 -14.0% 172,182 147,331 -14.4% 824 115 0 Decreased employment travel 40 Unionville Local 575 147 100 12,350 11,836 -4.2% 105,520 101,843 -3.5% 553 135 94 Stable ridership 41 Markham Local 332 81 85 7,294 6,317 -13.4% 71,161 56,004 -21.3% 290 84 58 Decreased employment travel 42 Berczy South Unionville 164 0 0 3,137 2,216 -29.4% 32,389 20,175 -37.7% 116 0 0 Decreased employment travel 45 Mingay 77 0 0 1,470 1,451 -1.3% 13,355 14,014 4.9% 76 0 0 Stable ridership 201 Markham GO Shuttle 95 0 0 1,819 538 -70.4% 18,154 9,239 -49.1% 28 0 0 Ridership decline: strike impact 202 Unionville GO Shuttle 130 0 0 2,485 621 -75.0% 27,854 12,417 -55.4% 32 0 0 Ridership decline: strike impact 203 Milliken GO Shuttle 77 0 0 1,484 589 -60.3% 14,129 7,209 -49.0% 30 0 0 Ridership decline: strike impact 300 [1] Business Express 280 0 0 5,440 8,341 53.3% 48,802 55,486 13.7% 436 0 0 Viva pink ridership migration to Route 300 due to vivaNext construction 301 [1] Markham Express 341 0 0 6,573 2,335 -64.5% 66,548 39,734 -40.3% 122 0 0 Route restructured July 1, 2012; Ridership migrate to New Route 304 302 [1] Unionville Express 196 0 0 3,786 3,480 -8.1% 35,550 31,851 -10.4% 182 0 0 Decreased employment travel [1] Markham, Stouffville 303 Bur Oak Express 257 0 0 5,007 5,844 16.7% 51,601 49,832 -3.4% 306 0 0 Route restructured July 1, 2012; Ridership migrate to New Route 304; General growth 304 Mount Joy Express n/a 0 0 0 4,424 n/a 0 4,424 n/a 232 0 0 New route introduced on July 1, 2012; Ridership migrate from Route 301 & Route 303 522 Markham Community Bus 84 51 0 1,880 1,626 -13.5% 17,565 17,593 0.2% 70 57 0 Rider migration from conventional service to community bus service TTC Markham Total 12,408 2,817 2,096 264,803 253,663 -4.2% 2,286,323 2,257,132 -1.3% 11,849 3,343 1,689 TTC 17A [1] Birchmount 223 0 0 4,228 4,218 -0.2% 42,220 39,210 -7.1% 222 0 0 Stable ridership TTC 24D, 224B/C/D [1] Vic Park North (Woodbine) 847 98 57 16,949 22,387 32.1% 169,795 210,682 24.1% 1,129 107 66 General corridor growth TTC 68B [1] Warden North 918 377 223 20,656 23,453 13.5% 196,507 218,369 11.1% 1,031 450 269 General corridor growth TTC 102D [1] Markham Rd 898 312 184 19,717 24,971 26.7% 193,402 227,666 17.7% 1,094 489 290 General corridor growth TTC 129A [1] McCowan North 2,491 1,203 851 58,450 63,735 9.0% 570,192 599,736 5.2% 2,699 1,547 788 General corridor growth TTC (Markham) Total 5,376 1,990 1,315 119,999 138,763 15.6% 1,172,115 1,295,663 10.5% 6,174 2,593 1,413 Markham & TTC Total 17,784 4,807 3,411 384,802 392,426 2.0% 3,458,438 3,552,795 2.7% 18,023 5,936 3,102 4/4A [1] Major Mackenzie 3,808 1,893 1,409 91,416 101,445 11.0% 744,773 957,411 28.6% 4,364 2,063 1,177 General corridor growth 5 [1] Clark 1,441 457 0 30,019 35,492 18.2% 288,923 343,518 18.9% 1,725 493 0 Increased employment travel.
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